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By Eduardo T (79) on 11 Mar 2012

You just can't argue with it, its a classic, after revisiting this film after 12 years its still one of the great B movies of the 50's…

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By Kyle K (620) on 11 Mar 2012

You just can't argue with it, its a classic, after revisiting this film after 12 years its still one of the great B movies of the 50's…

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By Bobby D (313) on 17 Jan 2012

A blast from the past…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 28 Dec 2011

The biggest misconception about Ray Harryhausen movies is that people are under the impression that he was the sole creative driving force…

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By Squall C (93) on 05 Dec 2011

Was I the only one who saw the main actor as Steve Martin…

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By Kevin R (2,184) on 23 Oct 2011

You don't know Texas. It is a country close to America and it is filled with cowboys…

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By Marilee A (711) on 21 Oct 2011

This is on because it's October, OMGosh, how Fakey is this Alien Monster…

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By Walter C (337) on 28 Jul 2011

A fun 50's film from the special-effects maestro Ray Harryhausen. The Ymir is a marvelous creation. The climatic rampage is very rewarding…

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By Zahran Z (82) on 02 Apr 2011

The plot has some holes in it, but Harryhausen's effects are mythic…

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By Russell G (1,053) on 09 Mar 2011

Basically a King Kong retread, but a great one. Any film that makes you feel so much for the monster is worth checking out…

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By Memo P (68) on 12 Jan 2011

A lizard creature from planet Venus is causing drama in Italy. Classic Harryhausen surprisingly misogynistic…

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By Joe A (721) on 08 Jan 2011

Another golden oldie that is not only entertaining but features one of sci-fi cinema's most unique creatures courtesy of FX wizard Ray Harryhausen…

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By John C (2,737) on 17 Nov 2010

A strange creature comes 20 million miles to Earth, obviously. This movie was okay, it has some great clay animation, but the story is kind of silly…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 17 Nov 2010

A strange creature comes 20 million miles to Earth, obviously. This movie was okay, it has some great clay animation, but the story is kind of silly…

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By Mick S (42) on 09 Sep 2010

Not that great but still entertaining. It was cool seeing the scenes filmed at the same places I've been in Rome…

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By Amanda A (289) on 09 Sep 2010

Not that great but still entertaining. It was cool seeing the scenes filmed at the same places I've been in Rome…

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By Martin S (921) on 10 Aug 2010

It turns into a King Kong clone at the end, but that can otherwise be forgiven. It's very fun to watch anyways…

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By Clay B (519) on 10 Aug 2010

It turns into a King Kong clone at the end, but that can otherwise be forgiven. It's very fun to watch anyways…

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By Brad G (899) on 28 Jun 2010

Ray Harryhausenâ??s King Kong-like tale lives and dies on the stop-motion wonder of the alien beastie, The Ymir…

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By Steve W (2,154) on 05 Apr 2010

Pretty cheesy acting, but the animation by Ray Harryhausen is fantastic…

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